The ActionSA leader launched his party's election campaign on Thursday ahead of the elections in November.
“It is a guarantee that we can offer real services to people who have grown weary of broken promises and political lies. This is the offer we bring to all residents of Johannesburg, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni, eThekwini, Newcastle and KwaDukuza.”“When we take over, people will hold positions in government for what they know, not who you know. We will get rid of cadres. I was criticised for getting rid of experience.
“Cosatu will not dictate their economic policy. We will work with unions but no union will determine the economic policy of ActionSA. “We are not here to only represent those who are employed but all residents of Johannesburg and all South Africans.”“We are not going to allow any country in the world to dictate to us, outsource their own problems to us when about 12-million of our own people are unemployed.
“Those who want the united states of Africa, let them go somewhere else. We will talk to them in about 20 years or so – the day when SA has got under 5% unemployment.”
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